Securing South Africa’s water future requires collective action

By David Jacobs

South Africa needs to join forces to navigate the current El Niño crisis and protect one of our most precious resources: water. As the country prepares for a summer season that could

Ntshavheni takes #LoveYourStreet campaign to Kliptown

Kliptown residents in Soweto have answered the call to join the #LoveYourStreet campaign, by taking to the streets to clean their neighbourhood, in a demonstration that cleaner communities depend on collective action.

They joined Minister in the

South African economy shows resilience despite global shocks

Government’s commitment to ensure economic progress is bearing fruit. 

The after the past few years has seen the country on the back foot of the effects of state capture, the COVID-19 pandemic, low growth as well as rising expenditure and debt.

This is according to Finance Minister Enoch

Ntuli pledges stronger law enforcement to protect KZN investment

KwaZulu-Natal Premier Thamsanqa Ntuli has pledged to strengthen law enforcement and improve security coordination to protect businesses, communities and livelihoods, acknowledging that instability and violence pose risks to investor confidence.

Addressing the 2026 KwaZulu-Natal

Private sector called to invest in early childhood development

President Cyril Ramaphosa has called on the private sector to increase investment in early childhood development (ECD), saying quality early learning

Majodina to assess progress on R19.7bn Limpopo water project

Water and Sanitation Minister Pemmy Majodina and Deputy Minister David Mahlobo will on Tuesday conduct an oversight visit to key construction sites of the second phase of the Mokolo and Crocodile Water Augmentation Project (MCWAP-2A) in Limpopo.

The R19.7 billion project aims to strengthen bulk

Eskom continues to make progress under generation plan

Eskom has recorded 520 days without the implementation of load shedding.

The Energy Availability Factor (EAF) has also reached 68.2%